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Tomato & Macadamia Mozzarella Pasta
(recipe, Carrie Stewart)

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Ingredients
- Linguine
- 500 g carrots (4 medium-sized), peeled
- 500 g parsnip (4 medium-sized), peeled
- ½ Tbsp. salt
- 15 large basil leaves, cut chiffonade
- 2 Tbsp. Italian seasoning
- 2 cups baby plum tomatoes, cut into small sections
- Macadamia Mozzarella
- ¾ cup macadamias
- ¾ cup cashews
- 1 Tbsp. Nama Shoyu orTamari
- 2 t lemon juice
- ¼ cup water
- 1 Tbsp. nutritional yeast (optional)
- Red Pepper Sauce
- ½ cup pine nuts
- 1 red pepper
- ½ Tbsp. lemon juice
- 1 Tbsp. Nama Shoyu orTamari
- 1 Tbsp. agave
Steps
- Turn the carrot and parsnip into thin strips with a
- mandoline, then cut lengthwise with a knife to
- achieve linguine stips.Alternatively you can can make
- spaghetti with a spiral-slicer.
- In a bowl combine the vegetable pasta (linguine)
- you have produced with the salt and mix well by
- hand. Leave to stand whilst preparing the
- mozzarella.
- Combine all mozzarella ingredients in aVita Mix
- or food processor (aVita Mix isn't a food processor,
- it's more of a blender but no other blender that I
- know of is suitable to make the cheese so an
- 'ordinary' processor is the next best thing). Blend
- until a creamy texture is achieved, you may need to
- add a couple of tablespoons of extra water to get it
- all to mix. Set aside.
- Mix all Red Pepper sauce ingredients in aVita Mix
- or blender until smooth (blender is ok for this at the
- mixture is saucier :-) than the cheese).Again, you
- may need to add water to get a 'sauce' consistency.
- Go back to the linguine and you should find that
- it has released it's water and is now softer and has a
- cooked 'al dente' feel about it. Wash the salt off and
- dry with kitchen towel or a salad spinner.
- Transfer linguine to a clean, dry bowl and add the
- remaining linguine ingredients. When thoroughly
- mixed add the macadamia cheese and mix again by
- hand to coat all linguine in the cheese mixture.
- Serve with the Red Pepper sauce.
- Tip: You can build the pasta up in a metal ring
- available from most cookshops and then remove the
- ring so you get a pasta ‘tower’, drizzling the sauce
- around the edge of the plate.